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OlSSAJN.
Thog fmn an Deo-ghreine * re crann, .
Bratach Fheinn bu teann fa chath,
Lom-lan do chlochaibh an or
*S cofmhuil gu 'm bu mhor a (meas) rath.
Man us.
Saoilidh mi gu 'h thuit a bheinn.
Fearghus.
Is doilich dhuife na bheil ann,
Gath-greine Mhic Cumhail re crann.
Is maoi flabhraidih aifte fios
Do 'n or bhuighe gun dall-fgiomh j
Agus naoi naoi Ian ghaifgeach,
Fo cheann na h uile flabhraidh,
Ag togairt air feadh do fhluaigh,
Mar chliath f traodhadh gu traidh
Biaidh giur chatha ga d' iomain.
Man us.
Breugach do bheul Fhili bheinn,
Trian na ta agam ann lb do Ihluagh
Cha robh riamh agaibh-s' ann Eirinn.
Ge beag leats' an Fhiann thearc-fa, |
Bheir thu do theann leim mu'n tig am feafcar
Roimh laniia gl.is, no ni thu d' aimhleas.
FlONN.
Cromaibh bhur ceinn la chath,
S deanadh gach Jlath mar gheall.
OlSSAIN.
Bu liona ceann ga mhaoladh,
Ag urs giialain ga Ihnaigheadh,
• A Ghilc-ghrcinc. f Chliabh. J Earrafuidh-fe.

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Sean dain, agus orain Ghaidhealach
DescriptionCollection of ancient and modern Gaelic poems and songs, "transmitted from gentlemen in the Highlands of Scotland to the editor". With numerous notes, including musical notations, at several points in text, mainly by William Matheson and including some notes by George McDonell.
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Hew Morrison Collection
DescriptionA selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history.